#Inflation

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

1/ The “Fed Put” 101If you’ve been following the financial media, you may have heard @mcuban and @elerianm on @SquawkCNBC referring to the “Fed put” in the markets and its

Jawad Mian

jsmian

1) I have found it useful to study the 1970s Nifty Fifty era as it appears to have considerable overlap to the so-called FAANG stocks of today. 2) The Nifty

Marie Coleman

MarieMCole

1/ Post from @6Howff has got me thinking about MA programmes as new academic year approaches. What is there purpose - stand alone or PhD training? 2/ Stand-alone: there seems

Ali Velshi

AliVelshi

1/7As we inch closer to September, parents, principals & politicians are weighing options for America’s students. Donald Trump has complicated the discussion further by again ignoring warnings from public health

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) Ok, folks, feeling better here. 2) Everything I see continues to suggest that the Patriot Day (Jan. 6) activities scared the bejeezus out of the DemoKKKrats. I mean, really

Elijah Israel Chanak

elijahchanak

A lot of pioneering and entrepreneurship we see in today’s culture is rooted in PRIDE. I am convinced that one of the prerequisites to building anything in life, should be

Martin Erlić 🇭🇷

SeloSlav

Unpopular opinion time.This is a good policy.The logic is pretty simple. All wage workers are also consumers.https://twitter.com/FT/status/1354661769294319616 People erroneously jump to the basic conclusion that wage floors *always* result

In Gold We Trust

IGWTreport

The Covid-19 pandemic will have profound implications for the global financial system.Drawing on insights from our 2020 #IGWT report, this 20 tweet thread (created by @TheAustrian3) looks back at our

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

I have a half-baked theory about what is wrong with this Government's approach to difficult policy decisions. It is all linked with what I have called 'sloganeering populism' and @rolandmcs

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

Gonna do a brief (?) wonkish thread on debt sustainability, and why we shouldn't worry about it. Start with the reason many people think it's terrible: they imagine that debt

Comichron.com

comichron

Our annual report is out! Comics and graphic novel sales topped $1.2 billion in 2019, according to a new estimate by @ICv2 and @Comichron. Dramatic growth in graphic novels in

balajis.com

balajis

Seed and A financing: disrupted.Now that you can raise $5M/year online, the new strategy for any founder may be to (a) set up an equity crowdfunding link, (b) get a

Peter Young (The Austrian)

TheAustrian3

In 1997, "The Sovereign Individual" made predictions about the ways in which the internet will radically alter society.Many of those predictions, including the rise of "cybercash", are playing out before

Eric Basmajian

EPBResearch

Diminishing Marginal Returns The productivity of our debt is collapsing and that is creating a major problem.The problem is here now, and not in the future. Here is why:1) Charted

Tony Yates

t0nyyates

OK, I'll bite. This is an excellent question, not just a genuine one.https://twitter.com/Aiannucci/status/1317376147756371969 There is not a mechanism in place to write off most of each other's debt. There doesn't

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deshmata

Why central government’s hands are tied in the context of reducing cess / tax on petroleum products?Central government has decided to increase spending on the following sectors / heads :

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